World reacts to Kate Middleton’s cancer diagnosis after conspiracy theories spread

By Anugrah Kumar, Christian Post Contributor
The choir, Church ministers, civil servants and Members of Parliament process out of St Margaret's Church, Westminster Abbey arrive after the Service for the New Parliament at St Margaret's Church on June 9, 2015, in London, England. The Archishop of Canterbury, led the congregation in a service of prayers and sermons which is held in the church at the beginning of each parliament.
The choir, Church ministers, civil servants and Members of Parliament process out of St Margaret's Church, Westminster Abbey arrive after the Service for the New Parliament at St Margaret's Church on June 9, 2015, in London, England. The Archishop of Canterbury, led the congregation in a service of prayers and sermons which is held in the church at the beginning of each parliament. | Mary Turner/Getty Images

Westminster Abbey

Westminster Abbey, a historic Anglican church in London where over 40 monarchs were coronated, wished Kate well through its official X account.

“Everyone at Westminster Abbey wishes The Princess of Wales well following the news of her cancer diagnosis," the tweet reads. 

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"The Dean of Westminster, the Very Reverend Dr David Hoyle, said: 'In the face of this news, it is our hope that Her Royal Highness will feel sustained by the love that surrounds her and find renewed hope in the prayers that we offer.'"

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